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Losing a close friend is so tragic. We never truly get over the important people we lose from our lives. So if you want to mark the anniversary of the death of a friend, or know someone who is also mourning a friends anniversary then these messages are a good way to reach or Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near, still loved, still missed, and very dear.”– Unknown I admire your strength, especially on this day. I know it may not be something you want to show up and have, but you do, and it’s incredible. I hope you’re giving yourself some credit.” Your loved one may be gone, but they will never be forgotten. Sending you and your family love and support on this difficult day."

It has been a year, but if may feel like it was just a few weeks ago. Your grief may have subdued a little, but your feelings of grief may intensify on their death anniversary and the days surrounding the date. It’s OK to feel all the things today. I hope you’re allowing yourself to grieve. There’s no such thing as getting over [NAME] — they were one in a million. But you know what? So are you! Love you.”We’re hiking up [name of trail or park] today in memory of [deceased’s name]. [He/she] would always talk about how much they loved it here and we can see why. Get a pamphlet or book that will provide some help and guidance from those who have experienced loss themselves. When you read the thoughts of others, you learn and grow in ways that you cannot do on your own. Use these messages to send or say to someone on the anniversary of the passing of a loved one. They will appreciate you taking the time to think of them on what is likely to be an emotionally hard day.

The loss of a father is just as distressing as losing your mother. These messages will help to remember his life or comfort others who have lost their own dad. You could hold a barbeque, meet at a restaurant, host a picnic, or attend an event together and remember and reflect on your loved one. This could be a one-time event or something you do every year on the anniversary of their death. Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends.” - Richard Bach Personalize your message: Generic sympathy messages often sound cold, unemotional, and distant. Make your message personal by adding a memory, photograph, or anecdote that might bring a smile to a loved one's face. When a great man dies, for years the light he leaves behind him, lies on the paths of men.” – Henry Wadsworth LongfellowComing to terms with the fact that my friend is no longer here has been exceedingly difficult. I hope he’s doing well in heaven. After all, how can you “celebrate” a life that is gone, one you so dearly miss? How do you grieve, yet heal? Can you remember a loved one without becoming overwhelmed, or should you try to ignore or forget the day they died? If today is feeling extra heavy on you, I hope you know I’m here to help you carry it in any way I can. I may not have known [NAME] for as long as you did, but I know why you loved them so much. Let’s get together for a beach trip in their honor soon.” My friend, years will pass away, but you will be evergreen in my memory’s gleeful smiles and loud laughs. May peace be forever with you.

The loss of a mother will be a time of tremendous pain and suffering. If you’ve lost your mom then you can use these messages to remember her life and all she meant to you and those around her. Commemorate her life with a touching mother death anniversary quote. My dear sister, never in my worst nightmares had I thought that I would have to live without you! My heart still aches for you.

How can you support someone on a death anniversary?

A death anniversary marks the day a loved one passed away. Much like a birthday, it’s used to recognize someone special but often focuses on their entire life and the legacy they left behind. A death anniversary is a way for surviving family and friends to remember their lost loved ones. Host a dinner or get-together: Bring friends and family together for a dinner or get together and share your fondest memories and stories of the deceased. Your death anniversary always makes my heart bleed and cry. I mourn your death and cherish the memories that we made together. Pray for your mercy and a blissful afterlife. There is a long-standing tradition of lighting a candle in memory of someone, whether in a place of worship, or at home as you quietly contemplate. You may want to discuss lighting a candle at the same time as other friends and family members, in the comfort of your own homes.